Lucky13
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If I was to buy gun, rifle, here in Narnia
, I'd pick up a Swedish Mauser M/38 6.5x55, I loved that old girl back in day!
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I got one runs pretty good keep her clean and she will for you to.I can off load a mag of 25rds in 12/15s and that's 36g that's a bit of lead in a 4/5" area at 40/50yds.I have the MP 40 in 9mm issues with the trigger and light primers strikes stay away.I've been thinking about getting a StG44 replica. They're made in Germany and are comparable in weight and finish to the original SturmGewehr 44, but only chambered for .22 LR
Mauser STG-44 22 Long Rifle 16.5in Semi Automatic Modern Sporting Rifle - 25+1 Rounds

Further up in this thread (like over ten years ago), I posted about my Walther/Colt (Umarex) rifle. It's based on the AR-15 M4 but only chambered for .22LR and has been a great source of anxiety at the range for the above-mentioned crowd because it's black and scary looking.Agree! Decades ago my airplane nut buddy and I went to the indoor range where I was a member to fire the Auto Ordinance M1A5, classed by BATF a pistol, i.e. no shoulder stock & semiauto only. Several other shooters went to the owner whining about full auto shooters using the range.
We don't have that problem in Texas. I live in a community which is largely plotted on 10ac lots and I burn a lot (as do my neighbors) of ammo in the back 'pasture'. Nobody is frightened by the AR-10 or M1A1 but I don't shoot those on my property. I do however shoot a lot of 45 and 40 cal and 22cal. in the AR pistols.Further up in this thread (like over ten years ago), I posted about my Walther/Colt (Umarex) rifle. It's based on the AR-15 M4 but only chambered for .22LR and has been a great source of anxiety at the range for the above-mentioned crowd because it's black and scary looking.
That's why I bought a model 1894 Marlin lever action.… it's black and scary looking.
If you want to win bar bets, let them try and guess which was the first (and actual) battle-tested assault rifle.The first assault rifle.